Thanks Stephan! That helps :)
Regards,
Isha
On Sat, Nov 7, 2015 at 7:08 AM, Stephan Ewen wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Chained tasks run in the same thread, and there is no serialization
> involved. The FilterFunction is directly called on the result of the
> MapFunction.
>
> Records between non-chained tas
Thanks Stephan, this should work for now :)
You are right, latency is quite tricky, I don't have any better ideas
either, but I will definitely let you know if there are any.
Gyula
Stephan Ewen ezt írta (időpont: 2015. nov. 7., Szo,
21:58):
> You probably need to calculate the throughput yours
You probably need to calculate the throughput yourself at this point, from
accumulated number of records. You can periodically poll the following URLs
via HTTP GET
- /jobs/ : This gives you the aggregate number of records / bytes
per JobVertex
- /jobs//vertices/ : This gives you accumulated reco
Hey guys,
I am trying to look at the throughput of my Flink Streaming job over time.
Is there any way to extract this information from the dashboard or is it
only possible to view the cumulative statistics at given time points.
Also I am wondering whether there is any info about the latency in th
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the hints. I tried to narrow down the error:
Flink version: 0.10-SNAPSHOT
Neo4j version: 2.3.0
I start with two dependencies:
flink-java
flink-gelly
(1) Add neo4j-harness and run basic example from Neo4j [1]
Leads to:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.eclipse.jett
Hi!
Chained tasks run in the same thread, and there is no serialization
involved. The FilterFunction is directly called on the result of the
MapFunction.
Records between non-chained tasks always go through the serialization stack.
Even in the case of non-chained tasks, the different operators sh